Early childhood · 1–3 years
Brolls
An early childhood space with a Waldorf approach for children aged 1 to 3, alongside Escola Waldorf La Font.
Brolls is a partner organisation, independent from Escola Waldorf La Font, with its own pedagogical project and website. Discover Brolls ↗
What we value most is the human warmth: here they know each child by name and truly walk alongside them.
At Brolls we welcome each child as a unique person, caring for their needs according to their age and honouring the natural rhythms of every moment. The classroom, warm and welcoming, carries on the feeling of the family home: furniture and toys made from natural materials, with the harmony and beauty that help your child build security, trust, and self-esteem.
The day unfolds with warmth and a calm, predictable rhythm that brings stability: times for movement and for rest, free play indoors and outdoors, shared organic meals, and an early nap. We live the changing seasons and celebrate the festivals of the year, always in touch with nature.
We begin with a gentle, unhurried settling-in, giving everyone all the time they need so that both children and families feel safe and at ease from the very first day.
The correct sequence we need to encourage in the growing child is learning to walk, learning to speak, and finally, learning to think.Rudolf Steiner — The Child's Changing Consciousness
Children aged 1 to 3 years
A small group where we welcome each child as a unique person, respecting their pace and accompanying every first separation with care.
Hours from 8:45 to 14:45 h
From 8:45 h to 14:45 h, with drop-off between 8:45 h and 9:15 h. You can pick up your child at 12:30 h, after lunch, or at 14:45 h, after the nap. If there is enough demand, we offer early morning care from 8:15 h to 8:45 h.
Maximum ratio of 1 teacher per 9 children
The maximum ratio is one teacher for every nine children, with the support of a volunteer.
Packed lunch and a weekly guide menu
Lunch is a packed lunch: each child brings their own meal from home. Families are given a weekly guide menu that helps them prepare healthy, balanced lunches. In the mid-morning we eat fruit, and we share our meals as a community, with a song of thanks.
The best way to understand it is to come and see
A Waldorf school is best understood by walking through it. We open our doors several times a year, and every month you can come on a guided visit. No commitment: just to get to know us.